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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10
Ganaerfcff: Wptisen.

Sanaerfcffs WutiSen.
= Gapelmelfer 6. Bed perlangl
So. 800 fir bas Engagement bes Jelt'
or1ehers.
= Das ginquartierungs : Gorllte
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fommen, o5 iie beim 6elte brett tbdtig
finb ober niht.
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len f6unen. If cine offisisae @~inlabung
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tens Der Setbeb5rbe nidt beabli6tigt.
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anoeln iener 8ereine, tpelGe norbereitet
finb, cine 2onaertnummer au iibernebs
men, wiirbe nit Sreuben begriBt tuers
ben.
= Die bon IS Sdnaern an Gienfag
in S9pIs' 9ale a~bgebaltene probe Der
MaHeu66re bot ben ein3elnen 8ereinen
einen SpOrn gegeben. ibre uebungen
aufs glfrigife 3u betreiben. 8eftern
Na9mittag batteu Der rSeutide Wdns
nerdor". r6robiinn" unb rSeluetia"
in 2riid's Sale mieber unter 5errn
Beds 2eitlmg 8eiammtprobe, bic iebr
our 3ufriebenbsit ausfiel. Wir bofen,
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idmmtli6en rs Sdnger anueienb iein
rDeroen.
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ten Chores am 6reitag i'm Galiuo
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lit cine duberit oanfbare Solo. pattie
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Werf aur pollen @eltung 3u bringen.
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@an3Hummern bes Heterogeneous
bil0en.
- Mnfang Gebruar uer6en bic pers
eintgten Sdnger uno ber gemif6te
@bor unter Beibiilfe mebrerer Soliifen
i'm O~pernbaus elm Gonsert beranffal.
ten. Sas Ndhere piro bemHddff bes
fannt gemadt merbeu.
- San NntoniO In ieiner gegenwdr'
tigen 0erfafung nit feinen Sablrei9ei
unb gerdumigen 6ptels, nit feinen bles
len unb gum SbeiI nidt gu iibertrsT ens
ben 9eftaurationen, nit ieinen Wirtb
i1aften unb 5ommersdrten wirb cine
brilante 6efifaot abseben, 5ie benz
8eiu6er. Comfort, porsiisli9en Slid,
Nmufement uno Nbme9sluug in 6iile
unb SsaGe bietet. 9urh bic bic Staot
ouf m~eilentpeite gntfernung nod allen
Rihtungen bin burh3iebenoe StraBens
babn unb bur9 uniere 2obnfutiden,
bereu mir perbdltniBmdbig niebr bes
fibeu oils irseno cine anbere Stabt
Der Welt, fteben ben 5remben
bic beffen uub suslei9 biaigften
8eforberungsmittel sur 0erftigung.
Benn man ;u allen Diefem bic pieleidt
p6lig unbemuBte Geididlidtelt Der
San antonier biu3ufist, es iebem @uss
wdrtigen 10 redt angeHebm in Der Ilas
moftabt ju MAIDEN, 10 f6nner mir allen
unferen 8eiu1eru einige Getttase in
ausiidt fielen, an tpel4en He neben
porsieli6er Mufit unb ausgeseidnetem
GeIang in Nlem fGpelgen f6nnen.
mos BON elmer moternen Stabt muir
berlangt tueroen fann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10
Nlertet

- Or. 8. 6abra bon Muffin III nod
CHIHUAHUA, Sun pebro unb 3aeateeas,
Werifo, berufen moroen, nm bort eirige
f1mierise 9irurgiide Operationen nors
aunebmen. Or. Sabra traf geffern bier
Elm uno reifi beute Abeub tiber 81 paio
rpeiter.
= Cine MiB potanotpap tpurbe ner'
baftet, neil fie aus eem 3ofer bes
Serrn 8. S~tappenbed q Dollars ge'
ftoblen bot.
= Wiliam Dapis, Der 0ater bon
gbparb Oapis, Der bei eiuer i'm lebten
Dftober ftattgefunbenen @olifoa out
Der Sunfetbabn set6otet tuuroe. bat Die
g~enannte 8abn auf $50,0 600 S6aoen'
erfab bertlagt.
. Sine an Snternationals Depot
mobnenbe Merifanerin fpitlte nit elmer
piftole unb f6oB fi9 babel in ben uns
terleib. sic III gefdbrli9 pertuunoet.
= 9lm 6onntag Nb NIB puroe in
Der 6ale bes Mrbeiternereins bas Butt
fpiel' vSieben Mdoden in Uniform
gum speiten MaIe aufsefhbrt. S9on
bel Der eriten M%uffibrung fpra6 bas
Stiid allgemein an unb berfelbe BeIfaa
CAB fid aud In Der sueiten tunb. Sas
publifum perlieB bbdt befriebigt bas
3ofaI. Die SbeatermitgIieber bes Mrs
beiterbereins baben es perianben, ibr
Sbeater aufredt gu erbalten. tpdbrenb
bic Sbeoter bss gafinos unb oes Surn'
pereins einfdliefen. uno oas 1T iebens
faQs anerfenuenswertb, sumal bic
6pisler iunee 2eute fino. N6ge es
benz grbeiterperein aud fernerhin ges
lingen, isiner 8iibne gefiaub su fi6ern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10
= / a ..

- SIN Sabre 1884 brannte Der
Snabmeiffsr %. 6. Gemis bon Palc
pinto @ounip bur1. na6bem er Der
GountptaRe $4,000 geftoblen bate. Ct
mar Elm frommer. gottesfir9tiger
Wann. ben man alsemein a6tete, bes.
balb woate es aud Nismanb 10 reGt CLAUS
ben. SEPT bat aber Der Sheriff BON
palo 8lnto gountD ben Burden in
penniplpanien perbaftet unb mad ieis
ner 6,imatb suriidgebradt.
3wei Surpelieren in galDefOn.
8. kaufman uub s. Drepers. fino bic
@eiddite sei@lOfeu uOrben. sic finb
infOlpent.
- 3wifben paliifine unb Sroupe
bot man auf Der SnternatiOnaibabn bic
2eide zines Wannes %gefunben, beRen
8eine 20 S6ritte bonn Q0rper entfernt
lagen. Wau erfannie in ihm eiuen
giienbabnarbeiter Namens Wilinss,
ben ma am Nbeno porber nit elmer
Boti6aft fortf6idte.
= Oas 6emer. Spffem in Waeo tos
itet $14,455. motir Ia ,40O 6uB H01s
rem gele9t Durben.
: Gin neues @ountp. bas man &oe
nennen Mil. fol- aus 3beilen bon Mc
2ennan. Naparro. Sil unb 2imeitone
@ounip gebilbet perben nit Der 0aupt.
ftabt 6ubbarb @itp. Gob glaubt mon
nj 1t. bab Me 2ennan @ountp 9erritOs
rum ba3u abtreten wirb.
= Der .Dailp &eporter" IN 4bilene
bat am z. Sanuar iein gri6eiueu eins
geitelt.
= Die 4r5eiter on ben WaHerners
fen in 8romnmOob fino ussen Der Rdits
eingeteQt iporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10
2s1 @eit. gommeseetrabe,
&c 8 @eit.g Commensurate.
@eihnadlts 6arptammtier.

@eeriaaum . Tfeifen, Pfeifenfopfs.
Gisarrenbatfsr, gisarreu in Ydddsn
bon Is s. SO IS uuo 10 s.. ips;ira
fir bic Sefitase, 3abad in feinen l
YfunO aiften, 4oudes, Mat9 . Safes
unb Raffen,
raein 4roit fur partners Obsr
Drummer. Man uerfuhe meine @aa.
rem uno Yreiie. SeIeAbon lSl, POI
uno 1871. elm 0Art,
Der Ieitenbe Sa~badbdnDler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10
6 u e 8.

Gum grlernen bes g @neibens
unb M bmens bon D as
mentIeibern nod benz einfa9ifen,
fi1erffen unb i9nelffeu Spftem, NIT
rlur 3 NaaBen. Ser GURUS beginnt
Wontag ben 81. December 1886 unb
umfaBt 6 llnterri9tshunben. 8ebin'
gungen mdBig.
Mnmelbungen tperben entgegenge'
irorirnen in go. GA, 3te Str, suifden
Npenue 6 unb o.
gbenfalls empfe5le i'd mid gum ans
fertigen bon o ameutleiber
nod ben aeueiten fran36ffden Moben.
tuw1M Mrs. Kramer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10
6. s. Maaer,

Wef g. 4 ra S {.
bdIt elm groBes unb febr ~aerpdbltes 2as
ger bon Sapeten, &ouIeaug,
BiIberrabmen unb 2eihen,
unb ferner neben 3ei9nensW aterialien
aller Nrt. Garben unb anfrei=
der so aterialien, befonoers
8 hammers fertig gemif9te
6arber, bic befien unb biligffen i'm
Marfte, bi. unter boiler @araniie pers
fault werben. s Il uns g p e
geIgIas unb anbere In biefes Sad
i9lagenbe @rtitsl; tporin 6err Miiler
has gr6Bte Eager i'm Weften bes Staa'
tes bat. Nuftrdge aus benz Ganbe tuer'
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10
mut. Mufb'S

Wirtbf6at unb 2on3ert.p q.
billion auf benz Commencement 6iigel
III elm beIiebter 8eriammlungsort Deuts
fGer GamiIien. Ser pabilon III bur9
6enfter sef6lOfen, sebei3t uub in ieber
Besiebung elm bibfdes 2otaI. Seoen
Gonntag, NaGmittag unb abenb:
2onsert. auf @srlaneen mad benz
Qonaert: Sansfrdn3den. Iusge3ei9ne'
ties Bier, feiner falter 2un9, = quite,
setpdblte Gsieli9aft, aufmertfame ge.
bienuna. 20be33Vft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10
Oeffentlid5e Wutia!

Der Undergraduate srlaubt fi@ benz
publifum mit3utbeilen, baB er meber
feline 3edtspraris aufseseben bat, mod
bies su tbun beabfi6.ist. 3ranfbeit
berbinbert i'm augenbIidli9, feinen
Gsf1dften peri6nli9e Mufmerfiamfeit
gu ipibmen, bod bofft er binnen2 ursem
oieielbeu pieoer aufnebmen 5u f6nnel.
Nhtunqspon: u. ittmar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10
Wenn Su fabIH, baB beiu Blu

= Denn 9u flbIff, bob bein 8ldt
fridge in ben abern babinfieBt, tpenn
Du St6runsen in ben GunftionenL Der
Nieren unb 9eber perfpiirf, Denrt Wiiis
bisteit beine 2opfnerpen bef6leidt, f9
Qopfmeb einffellt, bann nebme Define
3ufIudt su elmer Glai9e Iper's Sarfa'
parila, Ct tpirb in Qur3em Seinen Ors
ganismns erfrif6t unb Did n%oltdnbig
ruieber bon allen nebel befreit baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10

= Man glaubt. Ra9ridteu aus Do
fota su Ieien, in benen gemelbet uirb,
baB 290 Meni1en in einem Sdnees
ffurm umgetommen finb. Dieie Hads
ridt tommt iebo9 aus Seuti9lanb unb
atpar aus Sbiiringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10
: 2ost gud nidt tduIdeu bur6

= 2aBt gud nidt tdui6en bur6
niebere preife fur arbeit. pel6e better
aIs irsenb cine in 9eras eeliefert tuirb,
iOnbern perftist @u6 nah Gallo.
mans pbotosrapbiidem NteIier. mo
Sud CUTE unb sufrieoenftelenbe Mrbeit
gu nus reelem preife earantirt mirb.
Alb, gaft 6ouiton Strabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10

= Die Serren Oils & pabOoie, gde
Der 9ten uno 0ine=S traBe, Cincinnati,
Ohio, bsfben cine Der prominenteffen
@potbefen. sic iino bes 2obes. ool
iiber ben M6fab Der Or. Nugut 36nigs
Samburser 6amilieH . Meoisinen unb
st. Safobs Del.
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- Mebrere Witslieber Der Glen
balm : 2obbp iino BON Guitin nieber
abgereif, ba fe fein uuterfommen fins
ben f0nnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10
stmsetee fur stemersabler.

gitp SOLICITORS Office,
Gan &ntonio, 10. RoSember, 1885,.
Der Undergraduate ma6t bisrburd ~bs.annt,
bos bic fdbtifAe ab ueIorem unb Ropiiteuer fur
bas MunieipoIiabr 1885, bas an 20 Gebruar
1857 enbef, fdlia 1T. Die Steusrn fino Dor
benz a~enaunten Datum ~ eutri4ten.
s. 6. 9aueiieu,
is,f1tupsW esabtif4sr Solicitor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-01-10
yaub AT renten aefudt !

3 bis 5 sder sutes aanb, bas fi& gum Gar.
tsubau c auet. innerbaIb bes Dit9 . SbfsmS
perben au renten sefudt. OFerteH nit Treis-
ansabe iu ridteH an SObn Bart, care Of 8reie
Yrefe. 2mt, linn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-18
ABOUT pEOrLE.
Strangers In tho City md Wheeling Folk
Abroad.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. L. E. Smith, Of M%iddlebourne, was
in the city yesterday. !.
Mr.. Louis Bachman leaves for Kansas
Oity tomorrow evening.
Miss Maggie Hibberd is visiting friends
out at Rock Hill, Belmont county. !
Mrs. J. NJ. Lee and hor infant daughter
are visiting relativesa at Holidays Cove.
Messrs. J.. s. Mosagroye and Harry L,
Stephens, Of s~teubsnville, are at the St.
James.
Mr.. ]. B. Colvig. wife and daughter,
Laura, have returned home from Cleye.
land, ..
Mrs. Kste Abrams, Of California, ia Wis.
iting her brother-in-law, George Abrams
Of Sixteenth street. 1s, 80 =; :
Mr.. R. II. Parker, OF the Wheeling hat
bleachery, was presented yesterday by the
employees with a beautiful %gold:headed
ebony cane. flt :
Mr.. W. W. Whitmyer, Of the Register
local staff, returned last night from Clsrks.
burg, whore he stopped en- route home
from Washington. Al
Mr.. Melvin D. Landon, "Eli Perkins"
OF New York, ia at the Stamm House. &c
arrived last evening, and leaves this
morning Tor Clarksburg, where he de-
livers a lecture this evening.
Messrs. ]. 9. g.. Price and G, ". Psrkes.
representing the Peoples Mutua, Live
Stock Insurance Company" Of Philsdel.
phis, are in the city, and report the ont.
look for business in their line ouite favor.
able in this city and hereabouts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-18
SOME "REMINISCENCES
ofn veteran Pilot and n Famous Steamboat

ON Veteran Pilot and n Famous steamboa,
Disaster.
The New Cumberland Aadeptnaeat an.
nounces that Pilot William J. Abrams
who lives a short distance above Wella.
vile, is now employed by the year on bis
unc'e Commodore Kountz's big ferry
boat, William Thaw, plying, between the
foot OF Ohartiera street, Allegheny City,
and Woods run. His family will remove
to Allegheny City in the near future
The Independent continues: "Bill" Abrams
has an envisble reputation as a good pilot
and is one among the unsurpassed pio.
neer "star gazers' Of the Ohio river. Az
will be remembered by many, Piloi
Abrams landed and WAS at the wheel Of
the steamer Winchester when abe burned
up. February 23d, 1866, one and a hal
miles above East Liverpool, when there
we're twcnty.six lives lost. Ase Shepherd,
Of Wellsville, was captain and Dan Moore
and Oliver @. Bunting clerks. Pilot
Abrams .h%eroic.conduct reminds us of "the
boy who stood on the burning deck" He
stuck to his post (ths wheel) until he
landed the boat and then jumped from
the hurricane deck and swan ashore
through the heavy ice with the balance OF
the crew and passengers who were saved,
Old citizens of Cumberland will remem.
Der about "Rsckey" Porter jumping in
the river and swimming ashore with his
little son on his back, who still survives
and i6 g grown nm man. Hf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-18

LANCASTER, Pa, March 17.-Jeneva Lee
stones, residing at No. 524 West Grant
street, committed snicide last night by
taking q dose Of "Rough on Rats"
She was not yet II years OF age, and was
the youngest daughter OF Kate Stoner, a
widow. She returned home from work
shortly after six o'clock, and ate q hearty
supper. After supper she went to the by
drant and got some water, when she took
the fatal dose.
Dr.. D. R. Mccormick was summoned at
a late hour. It was II o'clock when he
arrived, and the girl at first told him that
she had taken a dose of "Raugh on Rats"
She afterwards denied this. DR.. McCor-
mick administered antidotes but the poi.
son had done its work, and they had no
effect. She died about midnight.
The girl some time ago threatened to
take her life, and her only reason was that
she was not allowed to go out in the eye-
nings. The Coroner's jury rendered a
verdict that the girl committed suicide by
taking Trough on Rats"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-18
Transfers Recorded,

The real estate boom continues to boom.
Yesterday Clerk Hook admitted to record
one deed Of trust and the following trana.
fers OF real estate: l'
Deed made February 10, by James Orr
and Mary E. Orr, OF Ohio county, W. Va,
and Mamie J. Orr, Of Sac county, a., to
James Hui, Of Ohio county, in considera-
ton Of S3,O65 for 3S.42 acres Of land ad.
Joining the Covenanter's Church, on the
HOMETOWN road. j.,
Deed made March II, by William North
and wife to Robert P. Glass, in considera-
ton OF $50. for one.half acre OF land on
the south bank OF the south. fork Of Short
creek.
Deed made October IS, 1856, by Will
liam Porter and wife TO Hattie, wife OF
Joshua Rine, in consideration OF $3.50, for
lot 81 in Jacobs addition to Wheeling, sit
uate on Railroad street between Elm street
and Ash alley.
Deed made March 1G. by William H.
Caldwell to F. @. Il. Schwertfeger, in con.
sideration Of 81, for a right OF way over lot
I, on South Front street. F..
Deed made March 10. by Daniel F. Zane
and wife to F. G. Il. Schwertfeger, in con.
aideration Of $1,000, for lot 6 Of the Zane
tract, on the Island. {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-18
From BenWoOl.

MI. Frank McJilton is sick with pneu-
monia.
Mr.. Hiram B. McMechen, from Steu.
benvillc, Was in the city yesterday.
The Good Tsmplsrs promise a musical
and literary entertainment at an early
day.
Mr.. Gately is re.roofng the house on
Pugh.
Mr.. James Eooten came up, from the
county seat yesterday morning to attend
his sick brother.
One man was before his Honor yester-
day, and was fined five dollats aud costs
for drunkenness.
On next Sabbath morning the ordinance
OF baptism will be administered at the
Methodist church. rs
Mrs. Rev. L. L. Stewart and daughter,
CLARA. from Moundsville, were Visiting
friends in the city yesterday.
The Wheeling steel plant turned out
PAS tons Of steel Wednesday night, the
largest output in the history Of tho plant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-18

Quhrtctte Gluf
MISS MAY
Her Successful Hreach OF Promise Suit-uer
Company,

Her Successful breach OF Promise suit-Hsr
Company.
Miss May Fortescue will open her FIRST
engagement in Wheeling at the Opera
House this evening in "Frou Frou." The
principal members Of the company sun.
porting her are Messrs. Newton Gothold,
we'll known here, Fred Terry, Hardy Yer.
non, John Findley, ". Il. Cromptop,
Miss Kate Hodson, Miss Grace Hall, Misc
Lillian Billings, Miss Alice Crother.
A few Wheeling people have already
aeen her elsewhere and speak highly q
her as an actress. Reserved seats are sell.
ing well at Banners music store, partly,
no doubt, owing to the attractive charac.
acter OF the engagement, but partly, too,
to Mics Fortescue's fame as the winner Of
q breach Of promise suit in the English
Courts against Lord Garmoyle. She came
out with %singularly clean robes and with
a verdict for 10000 pounds sterling, about
$4,000, for her wounded affections. II
was said at the time that lew ladies OF the
higher English circles in private life could
have stood go close a scrutiny with go little
scandal. Aside from her fame in this re.
spect, however, Miss Fortescus is q good
actress. t4H 4. Gf To-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-18
BOARD OF
The Regular Monthly Meeting of the Board
Last Night

Last Night.
The regular meeting OF tho Board o
Education was held last night, fifteen o
the members being present. The Com
mittee on Accounts recommended thu
payment OF bills ~sggregating SECS 40.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds reported that they had provided
temporary quarters in the old Court House
for the accommodation Of Washington
school, and had alao provided apartments
for the janitor in the same building, the
use Of which had been rendered them by
the City Council. The report stated that
In making the removal items OF expense
amounting in the aggregate to $2lS is had
been incurred, which amount was ordered
paid by the adoption Of the report.
The Committee on Text Books reported
that, in pursuance Of the authority given
at the last meeting, 1t had ordered the pur-
chase Of twenty-four singing books, oil
Which number twelve were given to Mad
ison school; and further that 1t had re.
ceivod bids for furnishingthe schools with
maps, and recommended that a set OF
maps be bought for each school, except
Madison, embracing the United States,
Europe, Asia, Africa and South America.
The report was adopted.
The Committee on Teachers and Schools
reported that in compliance with the in
structions given at the last meeting to in.
quire into the adyisability of introducing
the fire drill" in the schools OF the CITY,
1t recommended that the Superintendent
be instructed to inform the principals al
the various schools that it is the wish Of
TINS body that the fire drill be introduced
into their schools without delay, and the
pupils 80 instructed as to become prof.
Gent therein. The report was adopted,
The usual reports Of the Superintendent
and Librarian we're read and ordered
hled. The Superintendent stated
that there had been some falling of in at
tendance in the English department,
which was due to the fact Of the disturbed
condition Of Washington school, which.
however, was now in successful operation
and will make a fine showing for the cur
rent month.
MIR. Hannah offered q lesolution order.
ing the CLERK to purchase a set OF five
maps Tor each OF the schools, excepting
Madison, from Rand, Mentally & o.. al
their bid, which was adopted.
Mr.: Harrell stated that Miss Harper,
principal Of Washington school, had
rented a room to continue her grammar
school, at a cost Of $40, aud he moved that
the Board refund her that amount, which
was adopted.
The schools were ordered closed from
March 81 till one week from the Monday
following.
MIR. Harfell offered a resolution order.
ing the superintendent to REQUEST the
principals Of the various schools to pro-
hlb!t the children playing on the streets
during school hours, which was adopted.
The Board then adjourned.
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IN JAIL 10
A Colored Man Caught Undor Circumstnn,
COS TINT Settle 1t. u.

Yesterday a room in the fourth story OF
the McLuro House, occupied by a young
man who has been employed about tho
hotel, was broken into while nobody was
around, the catch which held the bolt be-
ing torn loose from the frame Of the door.
A new coat, a fine undershirt and one or
two other articles Of clothing were stolen.
The owner missed them when he next
had occasion to 90 to his room, and mott
fed Officer John West. West went into
the hotel, and as he was walking down q
corridor on the fourth floor he saw a COL
ored man come out OF a room only a few
doors from the one which had been rob.
bed. The fellow was at once, arrested,
and on his person were found all the
stolen property but the coat.
The officer took him before Squire W.
81. Davis, where he gave his name as John
Hogan, and said that his home was in
Brooklyn. N. Y, and that he came here
from Pittsburgh. He could not give any
explanation as to how the stolen goods
came into his possession, and could not
be induced to tell where the coat was.
He was sent to jail in default Of 81, 1000
bail, !
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n Of Wheeling.

The Democrat, printed at Dover, Tus-
carawas County, Ohio, says: Cd
A printer calling himself Charles H.
stoll, came to Dover last Thursday from
gainesville, in company with a woman
whom ne claimed was his wife. He en-
gagged TO work on the Democrat and board.
ed at the American House. Saturday
evening he left, as he said, to go and see a
sick sister in Dennison, promising his
vile to return IN the 6 A. NJ. train Monday
morning, but failed to materialize, having
LETT the woman without a dime, as she
said, and "done us" for several days
boarding and money to pay his fare from
Dennison back to Dover. He claimed to
be a member Of the X. Of P. and Masonic
orders, which We doubt. Such dead beats
should be published for the protection OF
the fraternity. Stoll said the reason he
had no money wa because the man he
last worked for did not ipay him and he
had to sue for his wages, which we doubt
not was a lie. He said be could furnish
good references-he may carry this with
him as a reference! His conduct affected
our arrangements, and put US to great in
convenience,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-18
4 ROBBED.
A Clarinston Nuns Pocket Picket OF 81
While he Sleeps.@

A Clarington Mans Pocket Picket OF 500
While he Sleeps.~
George Otto, n German who lives at
Darlington, down the river, and runs a little
barber shop, came up to the city Tuesday
to "have a time" Otto has by economy
amassed quite a neat little property, and
had money on deposit in one OF the banks
here. On Wednesday he got q friend to
go to the bank with him and identify
him, and drew 500. That night he re-.
ported that he had been robbed OF
this money. The police were notified,
and spent some time tracing Otto's
movements about town. They found that
he had been pretty drunk, but could get
no clue to the parties who had "gone
through" him. He is known to have slept
for some time in a chair in the Mcclure
House Office, and it is probable that he was
robbed while there.
Mrs. Otto was notified of her husbands
misfortune, and came up or the Claring.
ton packet Telegram, yesterday, and took
him home on the boat last evening. He
had his time, but it cost him pretty
dearly. gt.